The New Monthly Magazine and Literary JournalHenry Colburn and Company, 1825 - English literature |
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Page 75
... epicure has gloated over his locked - up warrant for future wealth , as a means of realising the dream of his namesake in the Alchemist , - My meat shall all come in in Indian shells , Dishes of agate set in gold , and studded 66 With ...
... epicure has gloated over his locked - up warrant for future wealth , as a means of realising the dream of his namesake in the Alchemist , - My meat shall all come in in Indian shells , Dishes of agate set in gold , and studded 66 With ...
Page 76
... epicure always purchased his ticket early , and post- poned enquiry into its fate to the last possible moment , during the whole of which intervening period he had an imaginary twenty thou- sand locked up in his desk , -and was not this ...
... epicure always purchased his ticket early , and post- poned enquiry into its fate to the last possible moment , during the whole of which intervening period he had an imaginary twenty thou- sand locked up in his desk , -and was not this ...
Page 77
... Epicure Mammon , and Pope's Sir Balaam , and our own daily observation , might convince us that the devil " now tempts by making rich , not making poor . " We may read in the Guardian a circumstantial account of a man who was utterly ...
... Epicure Mammon , and Pope's Sir Balaam , and our own daily observation , might convince us that the devil " now tempts by making rich , not making poor . " We may read in the Guardian a circumstantial account of a man who was utterly ...
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... epicures may cook the victuals which they formerly criticized ; Bond - street loungers may put on a blue coat and red waistcoat , and pursue their peripatetics as the street police ; City money - scrapers may be set to work at scraping ...
... epicures may cook the victuals which they formerly criticized ; Bond - street loungers may put on a blue coat and red waistcoat , and pursue their peripatetics as the street police ; City money - scrapers may be set to work at scraping ...
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... epicure ; and , if ever the calendar be reformed , we vote that this month be baptized with the name of the amiable companion of Saint Anthony . " The month of March , in which the good folks of Paris ought to be restricted to " lenten ...
... epicure ; and , if ever the calendar be reformed , we vote that this month be baptized with the name of the amiable companion of Saint Anthony . " The month of March , in which the good folks of Paris ought to be restricted to " lenten ...
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